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Huawei is sending samples of its new AI chip meant to rival Nvidia (www.scmp.com)

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 months ago

As per usual, in order to understand what it means we need to see :

performance benchmark (A100 level? H100? B100? GB200 setups?)
energy consumption (A100 performance level and H100 lower watt? the other way around?)
networking scalability (how many cards cards can be interconnected for distributed compute? NVLink equivalents?)
software stack (e.g can it run CUDA and if not what alternatives can be used?)
yield (how many die are usable, i.e. can it be commercially viable or is it R&D still?)
price (which regardless of possible subsidies would come from yield)
volume (how many cards can actually be bought, also dependent on yield)

Still interesting to read after announcements, as per usual, and especially who will actually manufacture them at scale (SMIC? TSMC?).